Fruit Cocktail: rules of the fruit slot
Pictures of fruit line the edge of the screen in Fruit Cocktail, framing three reels in the middle. The game is a slot machine from the 1xGames range on 1xBet Morocco.
The tiles show lemons, cherries, watermelons, apples, kiwis and oranges, plus a cocktail glass. On the panel under the frame, these seven pictures appear again, each with its multiplier.
Multipliers, from the cocktail down

Picture | Pays |
|---|---|
Cocktail glass | x100 |
Watermelon | x70 |
Lemon | x50 |
Kiwi | x20 |
Orange | x10 |
Apple | x5 |
Cherries | x2 |
Take the apple: once the small light on the frame halts on an apple that the reels are also showing, the stake is multiplied by 5. With a kiwi in the same role, the multiplier would be four times higher.
Where the keys are
The bottom row has a button marked "i" at its left end and Turbo, the purple one with a double arrow, at its right end. Above that row, below the multiplier panel, sit four more keys: MIN, X2, X/2 and MAX.
How a round is settled
The small light runs over the tiles along the edge of the screen in every round and halts on one picture. It moves only once the three reels have stopped on three pictures, and the reels themselves are set going after a stake is chosen and PLAY pressed, as the prompt above them asks. If the picture under the light is on the reels as well, the stake is paid at that picture's multiplier.
Turbo trims the animation time, so every spin and stop of the reels is over sooner. Skip, in turn, cuts the round's results display short straight away; it is activated by a tap anywhere on the reels.
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Questions about Fruit Cocktail rounds
Is a watermelon on a single reel enough to win?
Yes. One reel showing a watermelon is enough: if the light stops on a watermelon as well, the stake is multiplied by 70.
Is the lemon worth much more than the orange?
Yes, five times as much: the lemon is paid at x50, the orange at x10.
Will Turbo change what a round pays?
No. Turbo leaves the game's math alone, and winning combinations land just as they would without it.